Sources say that Napoleon said “Good, nothing beats an onion on our road to victory,” when seeing a group his grenadiers rubbing an onion on their bread.
British: We wrote a song about our grenadiers! Germans: We wrote a song about our tank crews! Russians: We wrote a song about horse drawn machine guns! French: We wrote a song about our love of onions and killing Austrians to keep them away from our onions!
Sabaton: Meeeeeeeeeeeh, what are you all? Newbies we wrote way better songs than you. Me: Yes I think they are newbies, they shall be sent to the guillotine for this.
well klara's russian is fluent and nonna is getting better at russian too. dunno why they don't hire VA who could speak both languages , megumin nakajima could speak 3 languages and she was really good at macross and she can sing too , well not as good as her partner may'n . but still she can do everything.
For the ones who want all of the history behind the song : Le chant de l'oignon According to legend, originated among the grenadiers of Napoleon's Imperial Guard called "les Grognard". Before the Battle of Marengo, Napoleon found some grenadiers rubbing vigorously on their bread. "What are you rubbing on your bread ?," he said, "It's onion mon Empereur" "Ah ! Very good, there is nothing better than an onion for marching on the road to glory." The true story is a bit more dramatic while a lot of soldiers had nothing else to eat than onions for long periods of time a tradition began in the Napoleonic army soldiers were biting in an onion before going to battle as the bitterness of the oignon give them courage as the song says "Un seul oignon nous change en lion, (One onion turn us into lion)" once a soldier bites the oignon his camarades would die for him and he would die for them
@@johnnyjoestar5193 because it's not, the reality of this song is very... bad, onion is compared to the deutch army during the war, and it's more like we like they suffer
Americans when the trees start speaking Vietnamese: AHHH Russians when the snow starts speaking Finnish: AHHHHHH French when the Belgian border starts speaking German: AHHHHHHHHH Austrians when the onions start speaking French: AHHHHHHHHHHHH
J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, I love onion fried with oil, J'aime l'oignon quand il est bon, I love the onion when it's good, J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, I love onion fried with oil, J'aime l'oignon, j'aime l'oignon. I love onion, I love onion. Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Un seul oignon frît à l'huile, One onion fried with oil, Un seul oignon nous change en lion, One onion we change into a lion, Un seul oignon frît à l'huile One onion fried with oil, Un seul oignon nous change en lion. One onion we change into a lion, Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Non pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, But no onions for the Austrians Non pas d'oignons à tous ces chiens, No onions for all these dogs Non pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, But no onions for the Austrians Non pas d'oignons, non pas d'oignons. No onions, no onions Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Aimons l'oignon frît à l'huile, Love the onion fried with oil. Aimons l'oignon car il est bon, Love the onion because it's good, Aimons l'oignon frît à l'huile, Love the onion fried with oil. Aimons l'oignon, aimons l'oignon Love the onion, love the onion. Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Love, onions, and killing Austrians.
The British: We wrote a song about our fiercest unit The Germans: we wrote a song about our tank crews The Russians: we wrote a song about a girl back home The French: We wrote a song about onion rings and slitting the throats of Austrians.
Fried onions are delicious for Mediterranean. Not that much for northern French, who prefer butter to oil. The song dates back from Bonaparte war in Italy, where onions and oil was all the soldiers could grab from the countryside while walking fast around the Austrian army.
Yeah, "Le chant de l'oignon" is not the most well known or the most serious french march, but it was one of the favorite song of the imperial guard grenadiers.
Justin Srivastava in the manga, Girls und Panzer : Ribbon Warrior, the characters of BC freedom school are completely different from das finale, their leader is Asparagus instead of Marie, and they did sing La Marseilles in manga when Asparagus sacrificed to cover her team from retreating , that scene they sing La Marseilles to avenge their leader is so damn cool
@@darkixy глупо отрицать прошлое,проще его принять и избежать ощибок в будущем foolishly deny the past, easier to accept it and avoid the scoocks in the future
Now we know the *real* reason Napoleon had to retreat from Moscow! They had no *onions* there and their supply lines did not keep them supplied with onions over so many miles!
I’m sorry to say this, but I’m Swedish, and we use the “au pas camarade”-part in a dance game called “Små grodorna” (The little frogs). Basically we sing about how the little frogs are funny to watch, because they have no ears or tails. And then at the refrain we mimic frogs and sing in the “au pas camarade”-tune. We do this on both midsummer and Christmas. Sorry, France, but a lifetime of “Små grodorna” has made this song into a lighthearted comedy for Swedes.
In Sweden we have a tradition where we dance and sing songs, one of those songs is called "små grodorna, är lustiga att se" little frogs, are funny looking, basically, and the melody there is the same melody as "March my friend, March my friend, March March March" apparently
I don't care how many years it would take but I do hope someday we will see Multi-language dubbed Girls und Panzer (fandub is fine I think) in their own respective tongues. when the copyright's value will have gotten faded.
Arl-44 : a panther but french Sherman: an american modern S-35 (S-35 came sooner) FT-17: the literal base of more than half of ww2 modern tank design and despite obsolete still fought ww2 B1/B1-bis : who the f asked for a mobile interwar bunker who can only be countered trough bomber and flak in 1940, and could smash german modern fast tanks anytime without fear Char 2C : same as B1 but ww1 quality instead and even bigger, not even obsolete since nothing was nearly as heavy to match it back then FCM-36: at least better than an ft-17 on ww2 battlefield, and efficient against anything less armored than it H-35: one wouldnt believe it but this tiny thing was an excellant light tank despite its weakness to late war tanks H-39: better than the H-35 and real capable but one doesnt just put B1 alongside a light tank AMC-35: im not kidding this tank existed and used on the field, most memorable use was when the belgian lost 6 of the 8 tank on their first encounter... AMR-33: to be honest considering its size i wouldve mistaken it for an italian tankette, no wonder it failed just as spectacularly on the battlefield Char D1/D2: aparently was the most modern french design post ww1, all i see is some monstruosity that im glad the grrman took care of jesus its ugly R-35: successor to the ft-17, ironically was more useful for their ennemy than the french, and also the one tank made for rambo considering the commander had to fight by himself beside the driver. R-39/40 :designed as better than the R35... until they all got destroyed in a month
I have to give it to the cast of Girls und Panzer, they don’t sound half bad when singing in a different language. The Russian was almost spot on, and the French is pretty wishy washy, but still pleasant nonetheless.
Heh, love the fact that the French sings about Onions while other nations usually about heavy themes of war and never going home. Aaannndd we have Italy with their high explosive pastas
@@sasoriae5225 La France a perdu face a la technique de le terre brûlée mais a battu les armées Russes , nous avons perdu a cause de manque d'équipement contre le froid de la Russie et de vivre
@@corsehaigazia Il a surtout été trop con d'attaquer la Russie l'hiver. Sans ça. Les problèmes qui nous ont fait perdre, maladies, manque de ravitaillement, froid, n'auraient pas été d'actualité en été.b
sadly false B/C is symbol of split France between the two sides with the aristocratic and the commoners if you look at the movie it actual shows like there even a split in the French foreign legion.
So if I remember right, the second time this plays in the show is when BC are getting absolutely bamboozled by Oorai, and the whole battle is turning into chaos. At work lately when it's been busy, I hum this to myself amidst the stress of it, and it helps level me out. Thank you Weeaboo World of Tanks.
Me: Der Tag glühend heiß, oder eiskalt die Nacht, Bestaubt sind die Gesichter, My friend from France: AU PAS COMARADS, AU PAS COMARADS, AU PAS COMARADS, AU PAS, AU PAS, AU PAS! Me: ...blitzkrieg time...
i was playing this while playing warthunder and i was making a one-man defense and when a panzer 3 snuck up behind me and took out my gunner i basically said: oh im screwed and then the song just ended at the same time
The "au pas, camerades, au pas, camerades, au pas au pas au pas" sounds like a Mexican song I remember from when I was little, something about "Come and see my farm for it is beautiful."
@@juancamacho766 French Generals wish the Brits had the guts to invade Germany when it was time but they got cold feet and retreated, meanwhile the French soldiers and high-command were willing to invade. To rub salt on their wounds the French also had to save the Brit’s asses in Dunkirk.
Tiens, je pensais qu'il datait du début de la Révolution. Il semble finalement qu'il était chanté en 1800 : fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chanson_de_l%27oignon
Actually when Napoleon crossed the alps he wrote in his journal about how onions kept it was either him or his army to keep going. So he would very much approve of the onion song
@@memelord6771 Fun fact the Grande Armée invented canned food for long march, so when you open a tuna can you can thanks Napoleon for kicking Austrians arsch to have it lol
If I was to meet an ARL 44, I'd probably be in a TKS tankette (POL) armed with the 20mm autocannon, and go for the back. Polish partisan warfare always triumphant in the end!!!!!! NIECH ZYJE POLSKA!!!!!!!
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"The austrians can take our lands!, the austrians can take our baguettes! But they will NEVER take our ONIONS!"
Marchons,camarades!Pour France!
NO NOT THE B A G U E T T E S
We make good onions ourselves, thank you very much
- an Austrian
until 1940 when the Germans take everything from u
No onions for the Austrian dugs
Everyone: “Who in the world would sing about killing Austrians while eating onions at 3 in the morning?”
Napoleon: “Oh boy 3 AM!”
Man its 3 AM and Im here. Help.
Sources say that Napoleon said “Good, nothing beats an onion on our road to victory,” when seeing a group his grenadiers rubbing an onion on their bread.
The only song that can bring the devil to defeated tears at 3 am
Crunchy crunchy onion!
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British: We wrote a song about our grenadiers!
Germans: We wrote a song about our tank crews!
Russians: We wrote a song about horse drawn machine guns!
French: We wrote a song about our love of onions and killing Austrians to keep them away from our onions!
Demon Hunter please tell me about the Russian song about horse drawn machine guns please
@@Wesley-1776 Tachanka: czcams.com/video/rmmQP8E1dXQ/video.html
America: WE WROTE A SONG ABOUT SOMEWHERE OVER THERE
Sabaton: Meeeeeeeeeeeh, what are you all? Newbies we wrote way better songs than you.
Me: Yes I think they are newbies, they shall be sent to the guillotine for this.
good job dissing the soldiers' song. props
"Au pas camarade" is well pronounced. The rest of the song, well... it's "Furenchu"
well klara's russian is fluent and nonna is getting better at russian too.
dunno why they don't hire VA who could speak both languages , megumin nakajima could speak 3 languages and she was really good at macross and she can sing too , well not as good as her partner may'n . but still she can do everything.
Klara's VA is from Russia. Her character is also from Russia.
@@maosama3695 cuz klara's actress is an actual Russian. LOL
Nonna's VA majored in Russian at uni I believe
I would say that their pronunciation is quite good actually, especially with that french r.
For the ones who want all of the history behind the song : Le chant de l'oignon According to legend, originated among the grenadiers of Napoleon's Imperial Guard called "les Grognard". Before the Battle of Marengo, Napoleon found some grenadiers rubbing vigorously on their bread. "What are you rubbing on your bread ?," he said, "It's onion mon Empereur" "Ah ! Very good, there is nothing better than an onion for marching on the road to glory." The true story is a bit more dramatic while a lot of soldiers had nothing else to eat than onions for long periods of time a tradition began in the Napoleonic army soldiers were biting in an onion before going to battle as the bitterness of the oignon give them courage as the song says "Un seul oignon nous change en lion,
(One onion turn us into lion)" once a soldier bites the oignon his camarades would die for him and he would die for them
Thank you for that information!
But, why would they call him emperor at marengo when he wasnt an emperor yet
@@johnnyjoestar5193 because it's not, the reality of this song is very... bad, onion is compared to the deutch army during the war, and it's more like we like they suffer
Napoleon wasn't Emperor during the War of the Second Coalition, he was only crowned in 1804. They would have only called him "Mon Général" until then.
At the time the Imperial Guards were called The Consular Guards
Americans when the trees start speaking Vietnamese: AHHH
Russians when the snow starts speaking Finnish: AHHHHHH
French when the Belgian border starts speaking German: AHHHHHHHHH
Austrians when the onions start speaking French: AHHHHHHHHHHHH
r/comedyheaven
Japanese when the fields starts speaking tagalog: AHHHHHHHHHHH
*Comedy*
Ottomans when the hills start speaking Bulgarian
British when the skies start speaking Stuka:
J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, I love onion fried with oil,
J'aime l'oignon quand il est bon, I love the onion when it's good,
J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, I love onion fried with oil,
J'aime l'oignon, j'aime l'oignon. I love onion, I love onion.
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades.
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Un seul oignon frît à l'huile, One onion fried with oil,
Un seul oignon nous change en lion, One onion we change into a lion,
Un seul oignon frît à l'huile One onion fried with oil,
Un seul oignon nous change en lion. One onion we change into a lion,
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades.
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Non pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, But no onions for the Austrians
Non pas d'oignons à tous ces chiens, No onions for all these dogs
Non pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, But no onions for the Austrians
Non pas d'oignons, non pas d'oignons. No onions, no onions
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades.
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Aimons l'oignon frît à l'huile, Love the onion fried with oil.
Aimons l'oignon car il est bon, Love the onion because it's good,
Aimons l'oignon frît à l'huile, Love the onion fried with oil.
Aimons l'oignon, aimons l'oignon Love the onion, love the onion.
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades.
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge
Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge
Love, onions, and killing Austrians.
Pas oignon pour les autrichien se soir ! :)
"Starts reloading Onion calibres."
So hard to read French
The French: Hey Guys! Let's sing about onions while killing the Austrians!
The British: We wrote a song about our fiercest unit
The Germans: we wrote a song about our tank crews
The Russians: we wrote a song about a girl back home
The French: We wrote a song about onion rings and slitting the throats of Austrians.
How good are fried onions that they literally make a whole song about it
This was a war cry so you tell me
Fried onions are delicious for Mediterranean. Not that much for northern French, who prefer butter to oil.
The song dates back from Bonaparte war in Italy, where onions and oil was all the soldiers could grab from the countryside while walking fast around the Austrian army.
le hot onion soup
@Tiger E Ant he changed his pfp
@Tiger E Ant he has now the republic German flag which is good… but last time he had Hitler as pfp … I think he changed it because I attacked him!
Well, as an Asian, I can confirm that onions fried in oil are pretty damn good.
mom:what are you doing
me:im watching japanese anime girls singing in french and driving tanks
They sing abot what?
*O N I O N S*
Onion
our onions
Y E S
- It's for my history class
The B/C logo mark begins to look more and more awesome to me in these days.
And the heart mark on the FT-17 as well.
Because France shape like a hexagon?
Historically in WW2 French used card symbol to identify tank squadrons : heart, diamond, spade, clubs
BC means batchattilion tank
25 T AP 25T
Mes camarades! Il est temps de montrer au monde entier la puissance de l'infanterie française! Pour l'EMPEREUR!
Pour L'OIGNOOOOOOOOOOOON
Vive l'Empereur!
Да здравствует лук!
Which one is better:
Le Chant De'l oignon or Katyusha?
Definitely Katyusha. Without question.
Katyusha... no contest there
For them to be able to contest Katyusha, they should have sang the Marseillaise instead
let me spell it in code
Kilo-Alpha-Tango-Yankee-Uniform-Sierra-Hotel-Alpha
KATYUSHA
or whermact erika
Who ever made all the school coat of arms has some absolutely brilliant talent, like they give you pride
Oppai comaraden
Oppai comaraden
Oppai oppai oppai
DeadTroperSociety really man?
Joshua S. That joke went right over your head
Joshua S. That joke went just around your maginot line!
LostInPie219 - the joke followed the Schlieffen Plan lol! XD
*The joke went right through Belgium*
I watched the movie like 5 times already and still enjoyed it
i dunno why they decided to make it a series of movies instead of a full season. now we have to wait another year for the next episode.
atleast there's a reason for not dying until all the movies are out.
@@forexjammer ure right man
I wazched the movie 3 ti.es in one night
forexjammer based
The pronunciation is pretty good. But io must say i did not expect BC Freedom to have this song as official song.
so, the pronunciation is acceptable ?
btw I thought they will sing La Marseillaise, didnt except this haha
Yeah, "Le chant de l'oignon" is not the most well known or the most serious french march, but it was one of the favorite song of the imperial guard grenadiers.
there are 2 french schools so hopefully if we ever see Maginot they have one of the other ones
Justin Srivastava in the manga, Girls und Panzer : Ribbon Warrior, the characters of BC freedom school are completely different from das finale, their leader is Asparagus instead of Marie, and they did sing La Marseilles in manga when Asparagus sacrificed to cover her team from retreating , that scene they sing La Marseilles to avenge their leader is so damn cool
Yeah i like onions too
Frit à l'OUIIIILE xD quel accent c'est magnifique
Au moins le "au pas camarades" est plutôt bien prononcé X)
XD , il est disponible quand l'oav ?
Vulcain déjà dispo ( vo ou version anglaise )
QMP - Dany ah ok , mais la vostfr ?
Vulcain bah faut attendre
after this song play Panzerlied and then Erika after that Katyusha then the British Grenadiers
No
Did someone mention British Grenadiers.
Im gonna stop you right there amd change erika with lore lore lore
rather after Katyusha, its Säkkijärven Polkka
Nein, Nyet, No
Vive le France! Vive le liberté! Viva Girls und Panzer!
El Gato en la Cuna Heads up, girls! Those are only shells, not turds!
"viva"is not french
Vive le France! Vive le BC freedom!
Vive les baguettes(humour du faite que 99% des pays du monde en consomme...)
et oui les anglais faux sortir de votre trou x)
Liberté, égalité, fraternité 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Work, Family, Fatherland…
@@DaSniper406 no i don't want to remember Vichy France
@@darkixy глупо отрицать прошлое,проще его принять и избежать ощибок в будущем
foolishly deny the past, easier to accept it and avoid the scoocks in the future
You mean libertè, égalité, fraternitè et vive l'oignon!
@@glist000 give up, a lot of French just now vichy is evil but they don't know really why...
I love how the whole revolutionary conflict "Let them eat cake" is represented through-out this, c'est magnifique xD
Now we know the *real* reason Napoleon had to retreat from Moscow! They had no *onions* there and their supply lines did not keep them supplied with onions over so many miles!
В полне возможно)))
In full possible)))
bruh the ending of the battle with them singing this song was beautiful and sad, like damn son ok you got my feelings
Now we gotta wait for the next movie in 2021 :)
When your Renault FT-17 is so _revolutionary_ , *every countries started to buy and create their own designs*
I’m sorry to say this, but I’m Swedish, and we use the “au pas camarade”-part in a dance game called “Små grodorna” (The little frogs). Basically we sing about how the little frogs are funny to watch, because they have no ears or tails. And then at the refrain we mimic frogs and sing in the “au pas camarade”-tune. We do this on both midsummer and Christmas.
Sorry, France, but a lifetime of “Små grodorna” has made this song into a lighthearted comedy for Swedes.
Director of the Mulan Remake: "We don't tend to break into song when we go to war."
GuP: "Hold my Onion."
Damn that new episode was good
french here
this is really what we sing everyday
yes during Napoleon's guard
En avant! Pour notre gracieux empereur de France Napoléon Bonaparte. Nous allons avancer!
In Sweden we have a tradition where we dance and sing songs, one of those songs is called "små grodorna, är lustiga att se" little frogs, are funny looking, basically, and the melody there is the same melody as "March my friend, March my friend, March March March" apparently
Yeah, your song got inspired by this one apparently
Perhaps it is mocking the French, because frog is slur for French.
@@tabinekoman maybe, it has a annoying undertone to it, like a pre-schooler teasing someone
Bernadotte, the french marshall who became king of Sweden might have helped
@@michaeld-21 The swedish royal family is of french descent and it didn't click untill you said it. wow
I don't care how many years it would take but I do hope someday we will see Multi-language dubbed Girls und Panzer (fandub is fine I think) in their own respective tongues. when the copyright's value will have gotten faded.
Ki42shiN001 This! This has to happen!
うーん、ガルパンだと外国の歌好きになる。（いい意味で）
Panzer vor!
WTF ce français est parfait 🤣🤣🤣👌👌🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
Ouaip heu parfait, c'est à revoir xD
"Oppai comrade, oppai comrade, oppai,oppai, oppai"
I both love and hate that.
In Sweden this song is called "small frogs" and is sung during christmas while dancing around the christmas tree..
I always play this music whenever im playing French tanks in War Thunder
^^
FT-17: The only good tank from ww1
S35: It's a Sherman but french
ARL-44: Okay what the f+++ is this monstrosity???
Arl-44 : a panther but french
Sherman: an american modern S-35 (S-35 came sooner)
FT-17: the literal base of more than half of ww2 modern tank design and despite obsolete still fought ww2
B1/B1-bis : who the f asked for a mobile interwar bunker who can only be countered trough bomber and flak in 1940, and could smash german modern fast tanks anytime without fear
Char 2C : same as B1 but ww1 quality instead and even bigger, not even obsolete since nothing was nearly as heavy to match it back then
FCM-36: at least better than an ft-17 on ww2 battlefield, and efficient against anything less armored than it
H-35: one wouldnt believe it but this tiny thing was an excellant light tank despite its weakness to late war tanks
H-39: better than the H-35 and real capable but one doesnt just put B1 alongside a light tank
AMC-35: im not kidding this tank existed and used on the field, most memorable use was when the belgian lost 6 of the 8 tank on their first encounter...
AMR-33: to be honest considering its size i wouldve mistaken it for an italian tankette, no wonder it failed just as spectacularly on the battlefield
Char D1/D2: aparently was the most modern french design post ww1, all i see is some monstruosity that im glad the grrman took care of jesus its ugly
R-35: successor to the ft-17, ironically was more useful for their ennemy than the french, and also the one tank made for rambo considering the commander had to fight by himself beside the driver.
R-39/40 :designed as better than the R35... until they all got destroyed in a month
@@erwannthietart3602 ARL44 : a french Panther but with TIger "Kanone" ^^ a 90mm gun
b1-bis (boucher de stone) look that ;)
FT-17 Grandpa
Sherman: An American S35
ARL44: **DEATH**
I have to give it to the cast of Girls und Panzer, they don’t sound half bad when singing in a different language. The Russian was almost spot on, and the French is pretty wishy washy, but still pleasant nonetheless.
After coming from the earrape version now I cannot unhear it
Heh, love the fact that the French sings about Onions while other nations usually about heavy themes of war and never going home.
Aaannndd we have Italy with their high explosive pastas
Germany: there's this one girl in town and she's cute... LETS SING ABOUT HER!
Fratelli d'Italia, the national hymn, is about brotherhood and kicking the ass of Austrians.
Trappp is it ERIKA ?
It’s even better that they actually sing this in das finale. Twice
When the soviets are singing katyusha, us, french, we sing "I love onions".
the worls : no body will actually be crazy enogth to charge singing about food
france : hold my vine
If food is the French army's source of motivation, where can I sign up? I'm down to fight for food
So good to be french
French and fried onions, I love it!❤️
I'm so glad I didn't want to put this in a playlist or that intro and outro might have gotten in the way.
I'll be honest, I prefer the episode 2 version, because they sing it while they're getting shot at, and that's dumb, but it's badass.
Kinda similar to the charge of the imperial guard at Waterloo to the tune of Le Grenadiere
...
so, finally France won in Russia...
Oui on a pris notre revanche même si personne ne pourra jamais conquérir la Russie XD
Yes we take our revange even the russia cannot be conquest XD
Nice World Cup Reference
@@sasoriae5225 La France a perdu face a la technique de le terre brûlée mais a battu les armées Russes , nous avons perdu a cause de manque d'équipement contre le froid de la Russie et de vivre
@@martin-rc6bj on a surtout perdu parce que Napoléon a voulu aller trop vite avec de bonnes lignes de ravitaillement bye bye la Russie
@@corsehaigazia Il a surtout été trop con d'attaquer la Russie l'hiver. Sans ça. Les problèmes qui nous ont fait perdre, maladies, manque de ravitaillement, froid, n'auraient pas été d'actualité en été.b
You made me a happy man. Thank you.
Everybody gangsta till the French start singing about onions
Im french and this song is epic
BC = Bat Chatilion (25t)
sadly false B/C is symbol of split France between the two sides with the aristocratic and the commoners if you look at the movie it actual shows like there even a split in the French foreign legion.
BC is actually a reference to the French "vichy" nazi occupied state
(Oh sorry I forgot about that)
Kai 676111 Well in the manga it's Vichy vs Resistance and in the new OAV it's aristocratic vs commoners soooo
nikko validor *cough* If it's Vichy it's Unoccupied *cough*
This version sounds like if my elementary school were told to sing it after a month of practice
So if I remember right, the second time this plays in the show is when BC are getting absolutely bamboozled by Oorai, and the whole battle is turning into chaos. At work lately when it's been busy, I hum this to myself amidst the stress of it, and it helps level me out. Thank you Weeaboo World of Tanks.
Me: Der Tag glühend heiß,
oder eiskalt die Nacht,
Bestaubt sind die Gesichter,
My friend from France: AU PAS COMARADS, AU PAS COMARADS, AU PAS COMARADS, AU PAS, AU PAS, AU PAS!
Me: ...blitzkrieg time...
WTF
You just copied Panzerlied
@@rheintochter7367 That's the point
Tour De France 1940 🤣🤣🤣
Yea this version with the characters singing is much better.
This is the only military march I've heard that makes me hungry.
Very proud.
Yes, I too enjoy onions.
British:Grenadiers song
Americans:Artillery song
Germans:Panzer song
French:An onion fried in oil song
Perfect time to play this song
My Great Grandfather fought in WWI with French Army as a Colonial Soldier from Indochina. That would explain why I love this song
France: onion
Italy: *garlic*
Bibba why tf you commenting and making me like it before I see the damn profile
@@akyureii9392 i see youve fallen into my fuhrerious trap
Now i know what to sing in my bc25t
I can't stop thinking of the swedish song "små grodorna"
Wow génial et formidable!
Je commence à comprendre pourquoi ils ont pas voulu chanter le Panzerlied.
Lol the french in that episode shot each other at one point
i was playing this while playing warthunder and i was making a one-man defense and when a panzer 3 snuck up behind me and took out my gunner
i basically said: oh im screwed
and then the song just ended at the same time
The "au pas, camerades, au pas, camerades, au pas au pas au pas" sounds like a Mexican song I remember from when I was little, something about "Come and see my farm for it is beautiful."
Party like it’s the victory at Austerlitz lol
Party like it's the Treaty of Tilsit 😉
I need a 10 hour loop
Yep makes sense
👁👄👁🍵(peacefully sips tea)
*Hmmm interesting*
This song makes me want to go to Outback Steakhouse and order a Bloomin' Onion.
I search on youtube "opaparapapap girls und panzer france song" and i find this song, youtube search engine is amazing...
HONHONHON
SGRI TH Lord Tachanka we are not worthy of your presence in the comments section. We shall NOT apologise to the Finnish!
British General wish more French tanks made an appearance like the sau 40
HONHONHON, BAGUETTE OUI
@@juancamacho766 French Generals wish the Brits had the guts to invade Germany when it was time but they got cold feet and retreated, meanwhile the French soldiers and high-command were willing to invade. To rub salt on their wounds the French also had to save the Brit’s asses in Dunkirk.
Tiens, je pensais qu'il datait du début de la Révolution. Il semble finalement qu'il était chanté en 1800 : fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chanson_de_l%27oignon
Omg....why do i like this......
L'oignon
Finnally some good music
Vive la garde imperiale! Vieille garde, charge à baïonnette, avance!
The correct way to say it is : "Baïonnette au canon ! En avant / Chargez !"
^^
Kruken75 Sorry, just getting started on my French
Austin1723 no problem ^^
« grenadiers, l'arme au bras ! La vieille garde ne se bat qu'à la baïonnette »
1812/10 napoleon approved
Офигенно...
Опа опа опа русские здесь ура ура ура
The real voice ! Yes !
I don't think Emperor Napoleon approves of this...
Actually when Napoleon crossed the alps he wrote in his journal about how onions kept it was either him or his army to keep going. So he would very much approve of the onion song
@@memelord6771 Fun fact the Grande Armée invented canned food for long march, so when you open a tuna can you can thanks Napoleon for kicking Austrians arsch to have it lol
Oh look a ARL-44........GO GET THE TIGER 2!
Oui l'arl 44 detruis aisement un tiger II tandis que lui ce mettra en PLS a vue de l'arl
If I was to meet an ARL 44, I'd probably be in a TKS tankette (POL) armed with the 20mm autocannon, and go for the back. Polish partisan warfare always triumphant in the end!!!!!!
NIECH ZYJE POLSKA!!!!!!!
YA COMMANDANT! KONIGSTIGER READY!
i never knew this hell that is girls und panzer military songs couldnt go further, but it can
Frenchs : You did your best Japan. Thanks.
Je suis français, et j'aime les oignons x)
I am not French but...sah quel plaisir.
Kuromorimine: not for long
Girls und Panzer has awesome soundtrack
Amazing vocals my good man.
Go back in your tin can on tracks, Momo is here
Hi Momo chan
Did you won your fight
I can see why the French love onions though, onions are best. Even ogres are like onions...
Rose of Versailles School
I have see today the Musique de la Garde Républicaine and owww 😮
Viva la....BC..Alez!
could you please upload the das finale part 2 version of this song, its a lot better imo
Me an Austrian: *chuckles* "I am in Danger"
Me and the boys at 3 a.m. going to get ONIONS